FALCO CarryArt Holsters Add Fruit-Inspired OWB Models

FALCO Holsters has expanded its CarryArt line with two new outside-the-waistband models that trade a conventional look for something more playful. The new CX14 Pineapple and CX15 Strawberry leather OWB holsters launched April 1, 2026, but the company says the release is not an April Fools’ gag.

The two models bring a decorative approach to a product category that typically stays with plain black finishes. FALCO positions the CarryArt series as a way to blend traditional leather craftsmanship with more personal styling, while keeping the same core utility expected from a daily-carry holster.

Quick Specs:

Models: CX14 Pineapple and CX15 Strawberry
Category: CarryArt leather OWB holsters
Material: 1/8” (7–8 oz) full-grain Italian leather
Fitment: Custom-fit for 3600+ handguns
Carry style: Outside-the-waistband
Belt attachment: Leather belt tunnel
Draw style: Open-top design for a fast, natural draw
Muzzle end: Open-bottom design for threaded barrels
Construction: Reinforced for durability and easier reholstering
Warranty: Lifetime Limited Warranty
Return policy: 30-Day Buyback Guarantee
Availability: Starting April 1, 2026
Website: falcoholsters.com

FALCO says each holster is handcrafted from full-grain Italian leather and built to the exact firearm model ordered. In practice, that means the visual treatment is the main differentiator here: the CX14 uses a pineapple-inspired textured pattern, while the CX15 uses an outer leather layer with cutouts shaped like strawberry seeds.

That creative angle gives FALCO a way to extend beyond its established hand-tooled offerings without moving away from the leather holster market. For buyers who want more personality in an OWB rig without giving up custom fit and familiar carry geometry, the CarryArt concept appears aimed squarely at that niche.

“We are thankful for overwhelmingly positive feedback at the Shot Show. These two holsters nicely complement the hand-tooled holster designs we have been offering for years, while opening the door to new creative possibilities,” said CEO Robert Kováč.